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"Yes, I am a former Korean Air model": Park Min-young reveals the story behind her debut commercial that was never aired

"Yes, I am a former Korean Air model": Park Min-young reveals the story behind her debut commercial that was never aired

Actress Park Min-young revealed that she debuted not with MBC's popular sitcom "High Kick!," but as a Korean Air advertising model. /Photo=YouTube channel 'Just Parkminyoung' video
Actress Park Min-young revealed that she debuted not with MBC's popular sitcom "High Kick!," but as a Korean Air advertising model. /Photo=YouTube channel 'Just Parkminyoung' video

Actress Park Min-young revealed that she debuted not with MBC's popular sitcom "High Kick!," but as a Korean Air advertising model.

On the 6th, a video was released on the YouTube channel 'Just, Parkminyoung Just Parkminyoung,' in which Park Min-young answered various questions sent by fans to mark her 20th anniversary of debut.

In the video, Park Min-young announced, "I have just reached my 20th anniversary of debut."

She said, "This is probably based on 'High Kick!'" and revealed, "Actually, I did not debut with 'High Kick!' but through a Korean Air commercial."

She continued, "Unfortunately, the route for which we were to fly was canceled due to some issue, so the (commercial) was not aired," explaining, "Yes, I am indeed from Korean Air."

She then joked, "Actually, it is my 21st year since debut, but I am calling it my 20th anniversary because it seems a little better for me that way."

Actress Park Min-young spoke about the characters she has portrayed in her works. /Photo=YouTube channel 'Just Parkminyoung' video
Actress Park Min-young spoke about the characters she has portrayed in her works. /Photo=YouTube channel 'Just Parkminyoung' video

Afterward, Park Min-young went through the characters from her appearances one by one.

Regarding the role of Kang Yu-mi in "High Kick!," she recalled, "I don't really know myself either. At first, it was a role of an ordinary and pretty female student, but gradually I found myself playing a spy, an agent, and even driving." She added, "It was a harsh debut."

She then said about KBS2's "Scandal at Sungkyunkwan University," "I think it is the work that changed my acting career. It was a character that gave me an answer to how I could perform in-depth acting."

Regarding the drama "What's Wrong with Secretary Kim," she said, "Even now, there are people overseas who call me 'Secretary Kim,'" adding, "It was a work that received a good response abroad."

"This article was translated using AI and may differ slightly from the original."